iphone-6

I have several games made with Cocos2d-iphone. All of them are old projects created with Xcode 4 or 5. All games scale fine on the new iPhone 6 and 6 Plus except one that seems to avoid the scaling mode and is running on native iPhone 6/6 Plus resolution. The project does not contain Launch images with the resolutions that seem to disable the scaling mode as explained here Is there anything else that unlocks the native resolutions? I want the game to run in scaling mode for now until the HD assets are ready for the new resolutions. I've made a new empty project that does not have any assets

What I understood from the available documentation and my testing is that All existing Apps on iPhone 6 and 6 Plus run in compatibility mode, which means the APIs (like [UIScreen mainScreen].bounds) will return 320x568 (iPhone 5/5s) still in new iPhones (6/6 Plus) and all UI is scaled to the correct resolution by iOS. To support iPhone 6/6Plus we need to create xib for Launch Screen (File->New->File->UserInterace->Launch Screen) and set the nib file as "Launch Screen File". We can set different images for launch screen inside Launch screen nib file based on avaialble size classes. [Basically

Say I want a bundled image to take up all available screen width in an iPhone app - for example a banner. I'd create my_banner.png with width 320px , my_banner@2x.png with width 640px and my_banner@3x.png for iPhone 6 plus with width 1242px . But the resolution of iPhone 6 is 750×1334 pixels. Still it shares the @2x suffix with iPhone 4 and 5 that have 640px width. What's the recommended way or a good way to specify an image file that has been optimised for the 750px width of iPhone 6 ? Seems like it cannot be done in an asset catalog ? Should it be done programatically? Is there some other

When iPhone 5 first came out we had to go through the silliness of adding a Default-568h@2x.png to the project to get the app to use the full height of the iPhone 5. In late 2014 are we still doing that? We have asset catalogs and the LaunchScreen.xib file. Do we still need to add the Default-568h@2x.png file? If so, where does it go now? I've tried a few different things and I can't get rid of the black bars in a new app created with Xcode 6 GM. As stated by rmaddy in the comments, if you are supporting iOS < 8, you still need to do this: General / App Icons and Launch Images Launch Image

I've got an existing landscape only app that I'm trying to add iPhone 6 / iPhone 6 Plus support for. When I was supporting iOS 6 / 7 I simply used the default-named launch portrait images with a landscape image rotated into portrait (ie. for 4" screens I created a landscape 1136x640 and then rotated to create a 640×1136 launch image.) I'm trying to get something working for iOS 8 and iPhone 6 / 6+ and have not come up with something that works yet. Here are some things that I have tried: Follow the pattern for 4" screen launch image convention. I created Default-667h@2x.png and Default-736h@3x